German top 50 all-time players

 

According to Guerin Sportivo.

1. Franz Beckenbauer
2. Gerd Müller
3. Fritz Walter
4. Lothar Matthäus
5. Philipp Lahm
6. Miroslav Klose
7. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
8. Sepp Maier
9. Manuel Neuer
10. Thomas Müller
11. Wolfgang Overath
12. Uwe Seeler
13. Günter Netzer
14. Helmut Rahn
15. Bastian Schweinsteiger
16. Paul Breitner
17. Andreas Brehme
18. Mario Götze
19. Jupp Heynckes
20. Hans Schäfer
21. Horst Eckel
22. Jürgen Klinsmann
23. Toni Kroos
24. Mattias Sammer
25. Fritz Szepan
26. Bernd Schuster
27. Thomas Hässler
28. Helmut Haller
29. Uli Hoeness
30. Max Morlock
31. Oliver Kahn
32. Berti Vogts
33. Rainer Bonhof
34. Oliver Bierhoff
35. Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck
36. Karl-Heinz Schnellinger
37. Paul Janes
38. Rudi Völler
39. Toni Schumacher
40. Jürgen Grabowski
41. Klaus Augenthaler
42. Manfred Kaltz
43. Andreas Möller
44. Mesut Özil
45. Mats Hummels
46. Jürgen Kohler
47. Karl-Heinz Riedle
48. Karlheinz Förster
49. Sami Khedira
50. Hans-Peter Briegel

Mönchengladbach ratings 1977/78

Bundesliga matches only. Ratings: Kicker - Fussballdaten.

6,74 Berti Vogts

6,63 Rainer Bonhof

6,50 Allan Simonsen

6,41 Hans-Jürgen Wittkamp

6,40 Wolfgang Kleff

6,37 Herbert Wimmer

6,35 Wilfried Hannes

6,28 Carsten Nielsen

6,26 Kalle Del'Haye

6,17 Winfried Schäfer

6,14 Ewald Lienen

6,10 Christian Kulik

6,08 Jupp Heynckes

6,06 Horst Wohlers

5,88 Hans Klinkhammer

Most successfull Champions League coaches

 Win = 3 points, finalist = 2 points, semifinalist = 1.

1. Carlo Ancelotti : 18
2. Josep Guardiola : 16
3. Alex Ferguson : 13
4. José Mourinho : 12
5. Zinédine Zidane : 10
6. Louis van Gaal, Marcello Lippi, Ottmar Hitzfeld, Jürgen Klopp : 9
10. Jupp Heynckes, Vicente Del Bosque : 8
12. Fabio Capello : 7
13. Rafa Benítez : 6
14. Johan Cruyff, Héctor Cúper, Diego Simeone, Thomas Tuchel : 5
18. Arsène Wenger, Frank Rijkaard, Massimiliano Allegri : 4
21. Raymond Goethals, Roberto Di Matteo, Luis Enrique, Mauricio Pochettino, Hansi Flick : 3
26. Vujadin Boskov, Klaus Toppmöller, Didier Deschamps, Guus Hiddink, Manuel Pellegrini, Avram Grant, Simone Inzaghi : 2
33. Dusan Uhrin, Vladimir Popovic, Roger Gustafsson, Walter Smith, Tomislav Ivic, Luis Fernández, Giovanni Trapattoni, Juan Rocha, Jean-Claude Suaudeau, Jean Tigana, Nevio Scala, Valeriy Lobanovisky, David O'Leary, Carles Rexach, Claudio Ranier, Javier Irureta, Claude Puel, Ralf Rangnick, Tito Vilanova, Leonardo Jardim, Eusebio Di Francesco, Erik ten Hag, Valverde, Julian Nagelsmann, Rudi García, Unai Emery, Stefano Pioli : 1

Top 25:
Five Germans and Italians
Four Spaniards
Three Dutch and Argentinians
Two French and
One Scotsman, Portuguese and Belgian

Borussia Mönchengladbach ratings 1974/75

Ratings: Kicker. Bundesliga games only.

7,71 Berti Vogts
7,35 Wolfgang Kleff
7,24 Herbert Wimmer
7,00 Allan Simonsen
6,89 Rainer Bonhof, Hans-Jürgen Wittkamp
6,83 Christian Kulik
6,58 Uli Stielike
6,57 Jupp Heynckes
6,55 Henning Jensen
6,42 Dietmar Danner
6,41 Hans Klinkhammer
6,38 Ulrich Surau
6,12 Frank Schäffer
5,86 Lorenz-Günther Köstner

Goalscorers in 1970s European Cup finals

 

5 goals:
Heynckes (M'Gladbach)

4 goals:
Rensenbrink (Anderlecht)
Simonsen (1 pen, M'Gladbach)
Keegan (1 pen, Liverpool)

3 goals:
G. Müller (Bayern)

2 goals:
U. Hoeneß, F. Roth (Bayern)
Van Binst, F. Van der Elst (Anderlecht)
Cruyff (Ajax)
Osgood (Chelsea)
Johnston (Rangers)
Onyshchenko (Dinamo Kiev)
Seel (Fortuna Düsseldorf)
Chivers (Tottenham)

1 goal:
McDermott, Smith, Neal (pen), Dalglish L. Lloyd, R. Kennedy, Case (Liverpool)
Israël, Kindvall, Van Hanegem, De Jong, Rijsbergen, Ressel (Feijenoord)
J. V. Sánchez, Asensi, Rexach, Krankl (Barcelona)
W. van de Kerkhof, Deykers, van der Kuijlen (PSV)
Volkert (pen), Magath (HSV)
Eshtrekov, Makhovikov (Dinamo Moskva)
Holland, K. Robson (West Ham)
T. Allofs (Fortuna Düsseldorf)
Van Dijk, Haan, Rep (Ajax)
McCalliog, Wagstaffe (Wolves)
Mullery, M. England (Tottenham)
Lambert, Cools (Club Brugge)
Irureta, Carlos (Athletic)
Tardelli, Bettega (Juventus)
Gemmell (Celtic)
Schwarzenbeck (Bayern)
Aragonés (Atlético)
Drost (Twente)
T. Francis (Nott'm Forest)
N. Young, F. Lee (Man City)
Oślizło (Górnik Zabrze)
Dempsey (Chelsea)
Fleitas (Real Madrid)
C. Stein (Rangers)
Chiarugi (Milan)
Seguin (Magdeburg)
Blokhin (Dinamo Kiev)
Šestić (Crvena Zvezda)

Goalscorers in 1970s EC finals

 

5 goals:
Heynckes (M'Gladbach)

4 goals:
Rensenbrink (Anderlecht)
Simonsen (1 pen, M'Gladbach)
Keegan (1 pen, Liverpool)

3 goals:
G. Müller (Bayern)

2 goals:
U. Hoeneß, F. Roth (Bayern)
Van Binst, F. Van der Elst (Anderlecht)
Cruyff (Ajax)
Osgood (Chelsea)
Johnston (Rangers)
Onyshchenko (Dinamo Kiev)
Seel (Fortuna Düsseldorf)
Chivers (Tottenham)

1 goal:
McDermott, Smith, Neal (pen), Dalglish L. Lloyd, R. Kennedy, Case (Liverpool)
Israël, Kindvall, Van Hanegem, De Jong, Rijsbergen, Ressel (Feijenoord)
J. V. Sánchez, Asensi, Rexach, Krankl (Barcelona)
W. van de Kerkhof, Deykers, van der Kuijlen (PSV)
Volkert (pen), Magath (HSV)
Eshtrekov, Makhovikov (Dinamo Moskva)
Holland, K. Robson (West Ham)
T. Allofs (Fortuna Düsseldorf)
Van Dijk, Haan, Rep (Ajax)
McCalliog, Wagstaffe (Wolves)
Mullery, M. England (Tottenham)
Lambert, Cools (Club Brugge)
Irureta, Carlos (Athletic)
Tardelli, Bettega (Juventus)
Gemmell (Celtic)
Schwarzenbeck (Bayern)
Aragonés (Atlético)
Drost (Twente)
T. Francis (Nott'm Forest)
N. Young, F. Lee (Man City)
Oślizło (Górnik Zabrze)
Dempsey (Chelsea)
Fleitas (Real Madrid)
C. Stein (Rangers)
Chiarugi (Milan)
Seguin (Magdeburg)
Blokhin (Dinamo Kiev)
Šestić (Crvena Zvezda)

European Cup topscorers 1970-79

46: Gerd Müller (Bayern)
45: Jupp Heynckes (M'gladbach)
34: Rob Rensenbrink (Brugge, Anderlecht)
33: Allan Simonsen (M'gladbach, Barcelona)
28: Zoran Filipovic (Crvena Zvezda)
26: Willy van der Kuijlen (PSV)
25: Johan Cruyff (Ajax, Barcelona)
24: Lex Schoenmaker (Feyenoord)
23: Ruud Geels (Brugge, Ajax)
23: Dieter Müller (Köln)
22: Włodzimierz Lubański (Górnik Zabrze, Lokeren)
22: François van der Elst (Anderlecht)
22: Martin Chivers (Tottenham, Servette)
20: Roberto Boninsegna (Inter, Juventus)
20: Wim van Hanegem (Feyenoord, AZ '67)
20: Jürgen Sparwasser (Magdeburg)
19: Santillana (Real Madrid)
19: Raoul Lambert (Brugge)
17: Harry Lubse (PSV)
17: Luciano Chiarugi (Fiorentina, Milan, Napoli)
17: Kiril Milanov (Levski)
17: Ferenc Bene (Újpest)
16: Kevin Hector (Derby)
16: John Toshack (Cardiff, Liverpool)
16: Rexach (Barcelona)
16: Antonis Antoniadis (Panathinaikos)
15: Eusébio (Benfica)
15: Nené (Benfica)
15: Luis Aragonés (Atlético)
15: Jan Jeuring (Twente)
15: Conny Torstensson (Åtvidaberg, Bayern, FC Zürich)
15: Roberto Bettega (Juventus)
14: Oleg Blokhin (Dinamo Kiev)
14: Kevin Keegan (Liverpool, HSV)
13: Theo de Jong (Feyenoord)
14: Allan Clarke (Leeds)
14: Peter Osgood (Chelsea, Southampton)
14: Francis Lee (Manchester City, Derby)
13: Martin Peters (Tottenham)
13: Nico Jansen (FC Amsterdam, Feyenoord, RWDM)
13: Luis Aragonés (Atlético)
13: Henning Jensen (M'gladbach, Real Madrid, Ajax)
13: Claudio Sulser (Grasshoppers)
13: Kenny Dalglish (Celtic, Liverpool)
13: Gerry Deijkers (PSV)
13: Bernd Hölzenbein (Eintr. Frankfurt)
13: Pavel Panov (Levski)
13: Heinz Flohe (Köln)
12: Eduard Markarov (Ararat Erevan)
12: Johan Neeskens (Ajax, Barcelona)
12: Charlie George (Arsenal, Derby)
12: Jimmy Case (Liverpool)
12: Mick Jones (Leeds)
12: Gerd Heidler (Dynamo Dresden)
12: Vladimir Onishchenko (Zorya, Dinamo Kiev)
12: Arie Haan (Ajax, Anderlecht)
12: Pietro Anastasi (Juventus, Inter)
12: Slaviša Žungul (Hajduk Split)
11: Raimondo Ponte (Grasshoppers)
11: Stan Bowles (QPR)
11: Roberto Martínez (Real Madrid)
11: Jordão (Benfica, Sporting CP)
11: Duda (Vitória Setúbal, FC Porto)
11: Joachim Streich (Magdeburg)
11: Petko Petkov (Beroe)
11: Hans-Jürgen Kreische (Dynamo Dresden)

Goalscorers in 1970s EC finals

5 goals:
Heynckes (M'Gladbach)

4 goals:
Rensenbrink (Anderlecht)
Simonsen (1 pen, M'Gladbach)
Keegan (1 pen, Liverpool)

3 goals:
G. Müller (Bayern)

2 goals:
U. Hoeneß, F. Roth (Bayern)
Van Binst, F. Van der Elst (Anderlecht)
Cruyff (Ajax)
Osgood (Chelsea)
Johnston (Rangers)
Onyshchenko (Dinamo Kiev)
Seel (Fortuna Düsseldorf)
Chivers (Tottenham)

1 goal:
McDermott, Smith, Neal (pen), Dalglish L. Lloyd, R. Kennedy, Case (Liverpool)
Israël, Kindvall, Van Hanegem, De Jong, Rijsbergen, Ressel (Feijenoord)
J. V. Sánchez, Asensi, Rexach, Krankl (Barcelona)
W. van de Kerkhof, Deykers, van der Kuijlen (PSV)
Volkert (pen), Magath (HSV)
Eshtrekov, Makhovikov (Dinamo Moskva)
Holland, K. Robson (West Ham)
T. Allofs (Fortuna Düsseldorf)
Van Dijk, Haan, Rep (Ajax)
McCalliog, Wagstaffe (Wolves)
Mullery, M. England (Tottenham)
Lambert, Cools (Club Brugge)
Irureta, Carlos (Athletic)
Tardelli, Bettega (Juventus)
Gemmell (Celtic)
Schwarzenbeck (Bayern)
Aragonés (Atlético)
Drost (Twente)
T. Francis (Nott'm Forest)
N. Young, F. Lee (Man City)
Oślizło (Górnik Zabrze)
Dempsey (Chelsea)
Fleitas (Real Madrid)
C. Stein (Rangers)
Chiarugi (Milan)
Seguin (Magdeburg)
Blokhin (Dinamo Kiev)
Šestić (Crvena Zvezda)

Bundesliga: all time topscorers.

365 goals: Gerd Müller (Bayern Munich) 1965–1979
268: Klaus Fischer (Schalke 04, 1. FC Köln, 1860 Munich, Bochum) 1968–1988
220: Jupp Heynckes (M'Gladbach, Hannover) 1965–1978
213: Manfred Burgsmüller (Borussia Dortmund, Werder Bremen, RW Essen, 1. FC Nürnberg) 1969–1990
182: Ulf Kirsten (Bayer Leverkusen) 1990–2003
179: Stefan Kuntz (Kaiserslautern, Bochum, KFC Uerdingen, Arminia Bielefeld) 1983–1999
177: Dieter Müller (1. FC Köln, Stuttgart, Saarbrücken) 1973–1986
177: Klaus Allofs (1. FC Köln, Fortuna Düsseldorf, Werder Bremen) 1975–1993
176: Claudio Pizarro (Werder Bremen, Bayern Munich) 1999-
166: Hannes Löhr (1. FC Köln) 1964–1977
162: Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern Munich) 1974–1984
160: Bernd Hölzenbein (Eintracht Frankfurt) 1967–1981
157: Fritz Walter II (Stuttgart, Waldhof Mannheim) 1983–1996
148: Thomas Allofs (Kaiserslautern, Fortuna Düsseldorf, 1. FC Köln) 1978–1992
141: Bernd Nickel (Eintracht Frankfurt) 1968–1983
138: Mario Gómez (Bayern Munich, Stuttgart) 2004–2013
137: Uwe Seeler (Hamburger SV) 1963–1972
136: Horst Hrubesch (Hamburger SV, RW Essen, Borussia Dortmund) 1975–1985
133: Giovane Élber (Bayern Munich, Stuttgart) 1994–2005
132: Rudi Völler (Werder Bremen, Bayer Leverkusen, 1860 Munich) 1980–1996
131: Michael Zorc (Borussia Dortmund)     1981–1998
129: Karl Allgöwer (Stuttgart) 1980–1991
127: Dieter Hoeneß (Bayern Munich, Stuttgart)     1977–1987
126: Stefan Kießling (Bayer Leverkusen, 1. FC Nürnberg) 2002-
126: Martin Max (1860 Munich, Schalke 04, M'Gladbach, Hansa Rostock) 1989–2004
125: Georg Volkert (Hamburger SV, 1. FC Nürnberg, Stuttgart) 1965–1981
123: Frank Mill (M'Gladbach, Borussia Dortmund, RW Essen, Fortuna Düsseldorf) 1976–1996
121: Herbert Laumen (M'Gladbach, Werder Bremen, Kaiserslautern) 1965–1974
121: Miroslav Klose (Werder Bremen, Kaiserslautern, Bayern Munich) 2000–2011
121: Lothar Matthäus (Bayern Munich, M'Gladbach) 1979–2000

Average points in the last three seasons.

82,4% Pep Guardiola
80,4% Jupp Heynckes
79,2% José Mourinho
78,1% Sir Alex Ferguson
76,8% Antonio Conte

Highest paid managers & coaches.

15,3 m. €: Mourinho (Real Madrid) : 56% wins in league & CL
13,5 m: Ancelotti (PSG) : 58%
10,0 m: Lippi (Guangzhou Evergrande)
9,4 m: Ferguson (Man United) : 78%
9,3 m: Wenger (Arsenal) : 44%
8,3 m: Hiddink (Anzhi)
7,8 m: Capello (Russia)
7,0 m: Vilanova (Barcelona) : 89%
5,9 m: Camacho (China)
5,9 m: Mancini (Man City) : 44%
5,3 m: Rijkaard (Saudi Arabia)
5,2 m: Heynckes (Bayern Munich) : 78%
4,5 m: Villas-Boas (Tottenham)
4,0 m: Redknapp (QPR)
3,6 m: Jorge Jesús (Benfica) : 67%
3,6 m: Moyes (Everton)
3,6 m: Pellegrini (Málaga) : 50%
3,6 m: Paulo Montuori (Qatar)
3,5 m: Abel Braga (Fluminense)
3,3 m: Spalletti (Zenit) : 50%
3,0 m: Conte (Juventus) : 63%
3,0 m: Prandelli (Italy)
3,0 m: Luxemburgo (Grêmio)
3,0 m: Muricy Ramalho (Santos)
3,0 m: Tite (Corinthians)
2,6 m: Hitzfeld (Switzerland)
2,5 m: Löw (Germany)
2,5 m: O'Neill (Sunderland)
2,5 m: Hodgson (England)

Bundesliga: all time top scorers.

365 goals: Gerd Müller -photo- : 0,85/match
268: Klaus Fischer : 0,50
220: Josef "Jupp" Heynckes : 0,60
213: Manfred Burgsmüller : 0,48
181: Ulf Kirsten : 0,52
179: Stefan Kuntz : 0,40
177: Dieter Müller : 0,58
177: Klaus Allofs : 0,42
166: Johannes Löhr : 0,44
162: Karl-Heinz Rummenigge : 0,52
160: Bernd Hölzenbein : 0,38
157: Fritz Walter II : 0,45
148: Thomas Allofs : 0,39
142: Claudio Pizarro : 0,47
141: Bernd Nickel : 0,33
137: Uwe Seeler : 0,57
136: Horst Hrubesch : 0,61
133: Giovane Élber : 0,51
132: Rudi Völler : 0,57
131: Michael Zorc : 0,28
129: Karl Allgöwer : 0,38
127: Dieter Hoeneß : 0,44
126: Martin Max : 0,32
125: Georg Volkert : 0,30
123: Frank Mill : 0,32